Jennifer Lopez Plays Coy On Super Bowl Halftime Show Rumors
The NFL has yet to make any announcements regarding the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show, but one report claims that Jennifer Lopez is the frontrunner for the gig.
"Jennifer and the NFL have been in talks for a while, but there are many factors that go into the deal before it’s official," a source tells “Entertainment Tonight.” "Jennifer has been saying for a while she wants to perform at the halftime show and it looks like her dream may come true."
So, what does J.Lo have to say about these rumors? Well, during an appearance onToday show she was asked about them and she laughed, adding, “don’t know…we will see.” She did note, “it’s something, obviously, that I would love to do. It would be an honor to do it and it would be a lot of fun.”
Source:Entertainment Tonight
Kaitlynn Carter Wearing An “M” Ring On THAT Finger
On the heels of her separation from Liam Hemsworth, could Miley Cyrus already be engaged again? Her basically-confirmed GF Kaitlynn Carter was spotted wearing a ring on that finger with the letter “M” while on a date with the singer in New York City on Tuesday.
The two have been practically inseparable since photos surfaced of their Italy makeout sesh, which allegedly led to Miley’s ex-hubs filing for divorce. As recent as a few weeks ago, sources were saying they have “really fallen” for each other.
While Liam comes from a more conservative family, an insider says that Carter is more “free-spirited, nonjudgemental, [with a] fun personality.” So she and Miley are “on the same page,” which is probably why things are heating up so fast between the two.
Source:Us Weekly
Felicity Huffman Says No One Was Hurt in the College Admissions Scandal, So It's No Big Deal
FELICITY HUFFMAN will be sentenced in the college admissions scandal TOMORROW. The prosecutors want to see her spend a month in jail, but her defense team is trying to convince the judge to let her off.
They're pointing to a Probation Department report that suggests NO jail time, because there was no victim . . . nobody suffered any loss due to her actions. And part of her argument is that her kid didn't even end up going to college.
Her team also argues that the prosecution is drawing unfair comparisons between Felicity and the other defendants in the case. Felicity only pled guilty to conspiracy charges for paying $15K to have her daughter's SAT score fabricated.
(TMZ)